Buck converter losses-based model for simulation and PID control strategy
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https://doi.org/10.24054/rcta.v2i22.1918Keywords:
Buck converter, PID controller, modeling and simulationAbstract
This paper presents a canonical model for the Buck converter taking into account the losses of the switching devices in the circuit (diode and mosfet) and the coil resistance. Moreover, a comparison between the simulations of the standard semiconductor-based model and the proposed model is presented. In the proposed model, the switching devices are replaced by dependent sources. Obtained results are based on simulations of the target models, which are controlled by mean a PID controller aimed to improve the output voltage regulation for changes in the load and the power supply. For the controller design, parameters of a Microchip dsPICDEM development board are used.
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